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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1922

Page

3

Penfield Community News Echoes Local Matters

March 8 reports a busy Penfield area with women’s society plans at Mrs. Harry Smith’s home and dinner-fund contributions. Nearby updates include visits from relatives, property moves, grange gatherings in Elyria, sickness and recovery, and funeral notices for Mrs. Chas. Smith and Mrs. Kate Kennedy Smith.

Penfield Ladies* Aid Society W. E. Church Harry Smith Main St Wellington Ag Aché Hattie Meech James West Elyria Ridgeville Chas. Smith Kate Kennedy Smith Olmsted E. C. Young

Ridgeville Briefs Strong Community Ties and Illnesses

Ridgeville notices include visits by Mrs. Stacey in Cleveland and Joseph Pitts of Elyria staying with son Bernard. Local health concerns feature Merton Mason John Knowles Anna Catherine Evans Florence Stacey and others convalescing. Frank Barnes arrives from Toledo to manage the Ridgeville hotel amid ongoing illnesses and family updates from Elyria and Carlisle.

Ridgeville Stacey, Sr Cleveland Joseph Pitts Elyria Bernard Merton Mason John Knowles Anna Catherine Evans C. C. Hadaway Lillian Hadaway Carlisle E. C. Young Young Brubaker Lena Baldinger Schneider John Saye Frank Haven Elma Butcher Geo. Terrell Katherine P. L. Morgan Charles Taylor

Local Notes From Birmingham March 8 1920s

Birmingham reports visit of F. L. Klockstein from Cleveland to relatives Mr. and Mrs. Brandav. Henry Fiebach rushed to Lorain hospital after sudden illness. New baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Brenzabach March 3. Mrs. Leora Grenzbach visiting Earl Hall family at Bellevue. Mrs. Heimsath visiting daughter in Wakeman then returned. Mrs. J. C. Patton and daughter left for Detroit. Mrs. Harry Birdsell spent weekend in Elyria. Olive Baker visited relatives near Kipton. Many high school pupils travelled to Cleveland to see The Merchant of Venice.

Thompson Sandusky M. E. Clary Don Hastings Stables Cleveland Peter Reighiey J . Neue Henry Heimsath Oberlin Perry Hinckley Will Truscott Alice Keighley Berlin Birmingham

Mrs John Wilford Improves. Nye to Return from Hospital

March report notes Mrs John Wilford is much improved and A D Nye plans to return from St Luke's hospital this week. The Willing Workers society met last week to quilt.

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